Why does my cat rub its head on my wet hair when I get out of shower?

Hi, it is difficult to tell for sure but normally when they are rubbing they release some pheromones and this is could be encouraged if you have any unfamiliar smells that perhaps you can't detect. For example if you have have been around other pets or people. One of my cats got crazy after I had my newborn, she would rub non stop and she also marked my leg when I was holding him ! I am not 100% sure why she would want to stay close to your head, perhaps a sense of security ? Are there any chances that Luna could be pregnant ?

That is normal behavior. I think she is happy to be with you and inside and is rubbing her face on you and the wall as a comfort expression. Most cats like to be rubbed on the face, around the ears and under the chin so try that when she comes in and she'll probably start purring. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach to help you get answers to your veterinary questions.

Cats typically rub on things that they are trying to reclaim, especially when they are on inanimate objects. If you go away from the home, with Chandler, and then come back home, he is likely trying to reclaim his possessions in the home. : ) No worries, this is natural for cats to do. For future, here is a really good resource to get into the psyche of cats a bit more for your own understanding and pleasure. They really are very unique pets to have and bring fulfillment in many ways. Take care! jacksongalaxy.com

There are many reason why our pets rub themselves along the furniture. You might think of this as a sign of affection. Your dog may be pressing his scent or marking his territory. This is usually a comforting type of behavior for our pets. You might consider adding an addition 30 minute walk into your pets daily exercise plan. This may help to relax your pet some. To rule out any medical cause, you'll want to visit your local Vet and have him/her examine your pet for any signs of irritation or infection. These may include redness of the gums or any inflammation in the ears. If your pet is experiencing any of these signs your doctor may request a dental cleaning and ear cleaning along with medications to treat the underlying cause of infection. Both are very important.

Sadie probably likes the taste of fresh water on your skin. Make sure she has access to fresh water, change it daily and consider a cat water fountain to circulate the water. My only other suggestion is to get dry and dressed more quickly!

It's hard to know exactly why a cat does this, but it is thought that some cats behave this way because they are enjoying the sensation of being petted. It could also be that Cleo has some skin related issues, such as allergies or external parasites, and petting her almost attending to an itch she forgot to itch. If Cleo doesn't have any problems with skin allergies or fleas and mites, then she is likely reacting this way because she enjoys the petting.

Your cat may be trying to bond with your younger cat, and this is normal and healthy. Make certain you don't see any signs of skin infection or ear mites or other physical issue going on, however, that would require veterinary attention. Sometimes ear infections will trigger excessive grooming among pets.